Une mariée folle à lier

I don't understand the reviews. It's not meant to be a shock who committed the crime, it's basically written in the title of the film. The interest is sparked in the story. It's interesting because these are subtle villains. They are scarier than ghosts or even random attacks bc people can appear nice on the surface or perfect on the surface and you would never know. As they say, most murders are committed by someone you know. The main actress has the parents and fiancé fooled with her perfect country bell appearance, whereas others seem to see through the fake persona but they likely all suspect she's just a bit of a mean girl not a murderer. The sister becca plays the character really well. As siblings are a little more inclined to question who their brother is marrying. These subtle bad guys are more intriguing than the typical unrealistic or random villains. So yeah this movie isn't going to make you go wow I wonder who the bad guy is, but it does have a little twist. Which I liked. However even without it, it would have still been a good film to watch. I enjoyed this film. But I like thrillers and lifetime movies.

Even by Lifetime's very very low bar. But the acting and casting are pretty well spot on, and you didn't really tune into Lifetime to see reality, eh? Pastry chef bakes up some killer cupcakes to her male friends and future husbands. The explanation(s) for her bizarre behavior seem to shift and wobble as the movie goes along, but again we're in Lifetime Land. Enjoy.

This is a typical lifetime movie, but you know what? We still like to watch them. Intriguing and you get hooked despite pretty much knowing exactly what's going to happen. This was one of those. I just wish the climax at the end with the sister was more realistic.

I love the story ... she is like having dual personalities and the acting is good for me... Plus the dictions and dialogue are quiet good too, It is not slang or hard to understand.What I hate about the movie is the voice whenever she faces the mirror I cannot understand it , it was too loud and noisy...

The idea of a woman who gets engaged to and then murders men is exciting, but it was ruined by the cop-out "mental problems" ending. The villain always has some traumatic past that causes mental issues and makes her kill people. For once, why can't they just be a funny sociopathic type killer? Or have a motivation that doesn't have to do with mental health (like maybe money?). That idea would've been way better.